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  1. 04-22-2014, 10:29 AM #1
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    Default Two brothers Exhaust

    I just ordered a two brothers exhaust for my 2010 RT-S M5. I looked on here, but didn't see and DIY videos. Does anyone know if one exists? If not, do you have any tips or trips or installing? Any help is much appreciated!
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  2. 04-22-2014, 10:50 AM #2
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    the instructions are pretty easy to follow. No need for a video. I believe it is 3 bolts to take it off and 3 to put it back on.
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    I agree. I installed one on my 2012 RT LTD last year and it went pretty smooth.
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    Default Instalation

    I have just fitted one to my 2013 ST Ltd and the instructions that come with it are very comprehensive. Taking the stock exhaust off was very easy, just back the 2 nut & bolts that attach it to the cat evenly, they are sprung loaded.
    Assemble the new system on the bench and leave everything loose, offer it up, align and tighten everything up. Wipe off any finger marks before you run up.
    They look and sound great.
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    Thanks for the help everyone. I guess I just get nervous because I don't have alot of mechanical experience. I am definitely anxiously get it and have it put on though!
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  6. 04-24-2014, 11:46 AM #6
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    Is there any secret to removing the back bolt on the heat shield? Also, what did you guys use to loosen the bolts on the old muffler?
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